6) dumb user realizes he's a much better at perl than lingo
lol. Don't beat yourself up too much - happens to us all from time to
time.
-Kurt
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6) dumb user realizes he's a much better at perl than lingo
lol. Don't beat yourself up too much - happens to us all from time to
time.
Hey, beating yourself up is part of the fun of programming ;)
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You may all refer to me as an ignoramus. I've been clicking the recompile
button in the script editor and cleverly ignoring the recompile all
scripts menu option.
My guess is this:
1) .dir x has a link to external script y.
2) dumb user (me) deletes script y from cast, imports script y'
Hi all,
I've got a problem:
1) I've got a movie script that is linked to a bunch of different director
apps. One app, however, needs a slightly altered version of said script.
2) So, in the troublesome app, I deleted the script from the cast list and
re-imported it as standard instead of
Try the recompile all scripts off of the Modify menu (I think).
At 06:47 AM 6/27/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a problem:
1) I've got a movie script that is linked to a bunch of different director
apps. One app, however, needs a slightly altered version of said script.
2) So, in
Subject: Re: lingo-l phantom scripts?
Try the recompile all scripts off of the Modify menu (I think).
At 06:47 AM 6/27/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a problem:
1) I've got a movie script that is linked to a bunch of different
director
apps. One app, however, needs
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Subject: Re: lingo-l phantom scripts?
Try the recompile all scripts off of the Modify menu (I think).
At 06:47 AM 6/27/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a problem:
1) I've got a movie
I wonder if this bugfix between D8 and D8.5 might shed some light:
After deleting a linked script file, then reopening a movie that
linked to the deleted script, then making a change to the internal copy
of the script and then saving, the changes to the script are not saved.
I think this hits the nail on the head. Thanks to all who answered.
Unfortunately, it was not a case of a) the script needing to be recompiled,
or b) a duplicate of the script existing in another cast.
Here's the freaky bit: if I do a search for one of the handlers in the
deleted script, it
At 15:37 -0400 27/06/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Here's the freaky bit: if I do a search for one of the handlers in the
deleted script, it doesn't find it, even though it still seems to be
acting on it.
Make a script with a test-handler that calls a handler in the ghost-script.
Put a debug in the
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